Show Tuesday Mornlng- - -- Salt £akc uVilmnc TTljc December 17 1910 Report of FBI Broadcasters Accuse ASCAP of Duping Public in Music Rig Court Urges Drunk casters serve repository Broadcast asserted men" ten music for for Who'lms Rails to Buy Dummy statement Now a frantic that the educators The controvery announced and the broadcasters ment” continued thestatement As Communist American Society Composers day that appeal to arose contract Authors and federal the communication calls IFou’t "hid these under ArguC that O&RG Stock Intervene men the innocent aftgroup ganization Hoover Forwards Wg Music In a Inc “well-meanin- music g who they wguld Monday of By Tribune Leased Wire FALLS CITY Neb Dec I&--A man slightly tipsy entered a plan Involves Acquisition Of D & S L Line Dec 16 ff — A prothree connecting that posal a buy control of reorganized and Rio Denver nd cpnsolidated Grande Western and ipenver and for Salt Lake Railway system was outlined $10000000 in cash J FosMonday by Federal Judge DENVER rail-loa- ds ter Symes Judge Symes presiding in reorganization proceedings of the two bankrupt railroads proposed that the Missouri Pacific buy 40 per cent of a new $10000000 issue of common stock in the reorganized company the Burlington 40 per cent and the Rock Island 20 per Fnt Divide Control JThe stock should be distributed he said “to In that proportion insure that ro one of' th e three should have control of this voting stock" The Missouri Pacific the ington and the Rock Island Burl- sup- most of the ply and receive traff"bridge" or cross-contine- nt ic of the bankrupt companies between Denver and Salt Lake City The court plan was made after extensive hearings on objections by an sion the creditors of the two lines to interstate commerce commis-- t reorganization plan whereby Reconstruction Finance corto poration would be required provide $17400000 in new financing for the reorganized system the Judge Symes approved ICC plan but “with certain ad- justments within the framework of that plan” “The new factor injected into the situation is a suggestionthat co nn c ct in g hr r t cr s o n lb ee a s t are willing to pay $10000000 for voting c'ohtrol of the reorganized t Ihe eprapaaiCU Would Ease Burden RFC ng $10000000 of new cash will be cpntent with srffrewhat less favorable treatment on its old advances to the 'debtor ’corpora- tion" flatly WASHINGTON The Monday that $42021818000 rejected a discussion plan for reorganization of the lines That plan the court held failed to provide new cash required indicated that if a final reorganization plan along the lines of his proposal is not accepted by the parties in interest when they meet here January 6 “the court may disapprove the plan and return it to the commisJudge Symes Dec 16 0P— bureau census of reported retail sales totaled last year This hF'specific'-eralities- SAN Store Hours rather than FRANCISCO 9 M W’hit gift oould be more more beautiful more luxuriously practical — than one of these lovelyNlankets or Comforters? one Every one is first quality perfectly finished or to buy for your own home Pay on the convenient Budget Flan you can be prmuTrfgivc-five months to pay for purchases of $10 or more! if you wish Kv cry blanket mid Comforter Individually lloxcd Dee” 16 P Nashua” 6 Size 72B I Weight 3 Each ! ‘Lbs loveliest combination patterns with four-inctrous bindiTthold size and shape to and k mothproofed to -- K i 100 nose Burgundr Frenrh Bine reach bloom Dusk EACH Meadow Green Royal Bin Peach Wine Royal Blue Rose Green 72x8 1 weight 34 by “Nashua'’ pounds! 5 EAC 5 A M (hat anyone will be a proud to own "buy" you’ll long remember! 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Li'M court" — on a '1o5S FILLED WITH PERK Plarie Brings Rancher With Broken Ankle Illustrated — Engagement ring with brilliant blue-whitdiamond and Jour cut diamonds $150 Matching wedding ring with Jive diamonds $55 Vf‘-Th-e COMFORTERS Dec 16 iff- -I ALBUQUERQUE N M Dec 16 tfl)— Albert K Mitchejl prominent New Mexico cattleman and unsuc- cessful Republican senatorial can- didate in the last election was brought here by plane Monday night suffering from a fractured ankle received while roping 'cattle - ceiankse rwon taffeta covered Olanese Kfivon Satin Covered ers' If you’d like to choose wisely drop in first for a little talk about dia-Jo ndsw ithonao Lo ure xperii The re is no obligaio'n And don't hesitate because of taking his time they're all salaried men We have no talesmen on commission ML " COMFORTERS stances The commissioner who assumed control of the concern'in March 1939 suggested that it join with him in petitioning the superior court for permission to effect the transfer "upon specific terms and conditions to be approved by the 'Evans'' EACH new blanket that’s the talk of the- country! 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One of St Mary’s newest 2500-pag- Are you planning lier future Ir BLANKETS BLANKETS s Iff) k SAN FRANCISCO :! ft ITs: - jgpn K — Wool! “In view of the F B I’s unsavory in view of the fact that in San Francisco FJJ 1 have !r ( thou-ghtfy- l in gon- - extort false attempted was killed Monday when she got statements from individuals by int"out ot heh pasture and landed imidation-coercion and improper” 200 feet below on the tracks of inducements we understand quite the Interstate raHroad near e report the thejwe that the Appalachia station has submitted to Attorney FBI General Jackson must contain alFiml Still Call Bill legations of the same nature and TULSA Okla Dec 16 0D— from the same type of psycopaths William F Wolverton federal renegades and labor spies as the prosecution's alcohol tax agent loaves this case at Angel Bridges calling cards with county and island against a year ago" Ward said city officers in northeastern In that hearing Dean James Oklahoma: W F Wolverton Landis of the Harvard law school "If you find a still call Bill"— who presided found that Bridges collect Day phone Nights was not a communist and found and holidays no grounds for his deportation to his native Australia The F B Is of the west coast investigation Names Officer labor leader was started some Legion months after Landis made his reFor Western States Ind Dec of Jack American nH ITIOCQij rate warm welcome into the Christmas scene! to record Davltlsrrs Jmcy rtiv—' ASCAP-controlle- M FBI Unsavory-Reco- rd Dec 16 iff) A 10 than 20 yeafs" "The has operated extensively in San Francisco and elsewhere during the past few months investigating Harry Bridges" said Estolv Ward chairman of the defense committee Cow Falls to Doath dis-pu- t Edgar Hoover's report that Harry Bridges is a communist "was to be expected" the Bridges defense committee said here Monday "for it is entirely in keeping w'ith the haired of organized labor which has animated him for more alien registration Va per cent of the grossrecerpts from all commercial program's The broadcasters contend that this would double the present Make it a “Home Gift” --- DENVER Dec 15 HNS)— Between 50000 and 60000 aliens face deportation from the United States because of illegal entry Charles Grissom immigration counselor of Cleveland Ohio said Monday Grissom was in Denser to appear in behalf of two Colorado Italian aliens at a deportation hearing Tuesday He said the illegal entries have been disclosed through compulsory i SVA Report on Bridges Draws Attack Majiv Face Deportation or- 7'-- German-America- FBI Tuesday proposed THE FBI - APPALACHIA which would receive i has not unAlthough the covered any evidence of sabotage in U S industry Hoover said 1200 plants which produce war materials have been surveyed and plans drawn to prevent any future trouble in this direction Roover said he believes there Is a definite place for such a group as the Dies committee on activities but added that it should not be in competition with the He asserted that if Dies-haany charges to make against thb bureau they should WASHINGTON Dec 16 (INS) — President Roosevelt immediately upon his return to Washington from his Caribbean cruise' Monday played— Santa- Claus No thousands of government workers by granting them an extra day’s holiday at Christmas time The president issued an executive order closing various gov24 ar A bund Extra Holiday Granted December ASCAR over by ASCAH every communist leader and n member of the every was 28 per cent higher than the last time a similar tabulation was made in 1935 and was 13 per cent under the record total in 1929 The bureau found stores in 1939 which was 20 per cent more than in 1929 Principal gains were in filling station eating and drinking places fuel stores and florists ernment departments in ASCAP and the but said radio broadcasters “ASCAP has n'ever done anything to "aid the teachers of cost of music which Is approximately' $4500 OPO annually Douglas Moore executive-offic- er of the Columbia university music department and secretary of the committee of 10 educators te Sunday said that unless the was settled the withdrawal d of music from the air “will result In an incalculable blow to the musical de- - b e t w e e n mo- upon to whom it has paid little or nothing lo serve as window dressing to hide the unjust practices of the society” BMI was formed bv the broad dis- ute as a radio use (Continued From Page One) Hoover reported and the have assembled a "defense index’ of 6000 names of "potential enemies of the nation” The Index he explained contains the names Retail Sales G ain h nr I'cf “This will correspondingly lighten the burden of the R F’C to furnish new money to carry out the I C C plan and for that reareson it is hoped the lieved of the necessity of furnishi- The court ready-to-westore here and attempted to purchase a dress dummy from a display window It appeared the man had been quarreling with his wife and wanted the dummy because “she wouldn't talk back" mission to' pute between of In "ASCAP' com- American educators" and forcing upon the public the Impression that serious and symphonic music are protected by ASCAP Findings To Attorney General “ Sun- Publishers-wa- s ing behind to music K5 Blue STREET THE ADDRESSeaaeiaaaeaaaaaaiavaaa CITY CHARGE ( ) Rose Dust Please-ad- - ' - postage - Id I' STATE y- CASH - ( and In gtah V- i- C 2 'V iV'H O D ( ) Sales Tax h 1 i ir w 1 if' s |